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Learning Curve - Step 2 - El Forum - 01-09-2010
[eluser]chithu[/eluser]
hi! Basically i am a php programmer. i learned abt WP, Joomla etc.. here, this is my clarification. i am new for this codeigniter. In Codeigniter, i try the first step by using ‘default controller’. how to make many pages. like in a website, the basic operations like registration, login, member profile etc.. how to use many controllers for those pages. now i use only default_controller. kindly advice me.
Learning Curve - Step 2 - El Forum - 01-09-2010
[eluser]CI2RULZ[/eluser]
depends on the website, how large the project, how much data interaction is the same, etc. Typically people split up controllers with a focus on specific areas of functionality.
Learning Curve - Step 2 - El Forum - 01-09-2010
[eluser]developer10[/eluser]
[quote author="chithu" date="1263047195"]hi! Basically i am a php programmer. i learned abt WP, Joomla etc.. here, this is my clarification. i am new for this codeigniter. In Codeigniter, i try the first step by using ‘default controller’. how to make many pages. like in a website, the basic operations like registration, login, member profile etc.. how to use many controllers for those pages. now i use only default_controller. kindly advice me.[/quote]
after making basic design of what "pages" you will need, you can make new controllers.
let's say you make a controller named "users"
in that controller, you set up functions like
login()
logout()
register()
activate()
as you can see, there are already the first 2 segments ready for your uri:
http://example.com/users/register
hope this helps